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Full Sail Brewing releases Pilsner year-round in six-packs
Hood River, Oregon – Full Sail Brewing Company is delighted to add Pilsner to their line-up of year-round six-packs. “While our Cascade Pilsner is inspired by classic European pilsners, this beer is really a celebration of the fresh, local Cascade hops grown by family farmers right here in our beloved Pacific Northwest. As you savor that unmistakable aroma and long, clean hop finish, tip your hat (and your glass) to the generations of hop growers who help us live the locavore dream every day,” said Irene Firmat, Full Sail’s Founder & CEO. Full Sail Pilsner is shipping from the brewery now in six-packs and in kegs. ABV 6% IBU 60
“We originally brewed Cascade Pilsner last year as a special release to celebrate our 26th Anniversary and our Northwest hop growers. It quickly became our fastest growing Full Sail draft beer and our bestselling 22oz. bottle. With that warm consumer response we decided it deserved its own year-round six-pack. Our Pilsner has already added three gold medals to our ever growing list of awards and accolades,” added Irene.
About Full Sail Brewing Company:
Founded in 1987, the independent and employee-owned Full Sail Brewery is perched on a bluff in Hood River, Oregon, overlooking the most epic wind and kite surfing spot in the world. Over the last 26 years, Full Sail has collected more than 300 national and international awards for their beers and sustainable practices, including 140 Gold medals and was recently named Craft Brewer of the Year by Beverage World Magazine for their years 
of “sustainable stewardship, quality, consistency and operational ingenuity. Among the company’s most popular brewsare Full Sail Amber, IPA, Limited Lager Series, Pub Ale Series, Session, Session Black, and Session Fest lagers. At this very moment their specialists in the liquid refreshment arts are crafting barley and hops into your next beer. The Full Sail Brew Pub is open seven days a week. Swing by for a pint, grab a bite, tour the brewery, or just soak up the view.